You've found the network share that serves out your domain's Group Policy settings to the computers on the domain. That file contains your default security policy settings. Everyone on the network should have read-only permissions to the folder you found, but not modify or write permissions. Each machine and user needs to be able to read those settings so they can be downloaded and applied to each computer/user.

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